Hey,
I had not noticed your SmallDV before, this is cool, and some french ham friends
want to have a closer look at it. If you are on twitter, just ping @isithran
https://twitter.com/isithran/status/1068484796517662720
Sebastien
Le 09/06/2018 à 05:25, Matt Roberts a écrit :
Hi all,
Something else I have been tinkering with is a kit that is similar to the neat
SM1000 device that many of you have been working on.
http://www.kk5jy.net/smalldv-v1/
Obviously, this isn't going to replace the SM1000 -- it's more for people who
like to dabble. I'm into kits, so I enjoy building more than buying. The
basic functionality is working, and I have a fairly complete prototype up and
running.
As of tonight, it's about 1800 lines of C++ code and 1200 lines of Python
code. Even on the old RasPi version 1, the FreeDV API leaves plenty of
headroom to operate. Those of you working on the Codec2 project have done
great work. The API is fantastic and lightweight.
I may try it on a Pi-Zero to see how it performs there -- I suspect that's an
even better solution for an "appliance" device.
73,
Matt
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